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A thieving slenderman… a dark wizard on a quest to save his favorite comic book store… and a zombie corgi with an axe to grind... Meet all these characters and more in the latest Junkyard Druid urban fantasy short story collection!

Best-selling urban fantasy and paranormal suspense author M.D. Massey welcomes readers back to the world of the Junkyard Druid for his third short story collection! This 42,000 word volume features even more characters from the Colin McCool series, starring in three separate novelette-length

Voodoo Ball
When Colin agrees to take Brigid's granddaughter out on a date, he figures he's in for a boring evening. But he'll soon be reminded that it's never a good idea to owe a personal favor to one of the Tuatha Dé Danann...

Prince Mark's Price
The dark wizard Crowley isn’t exactly known for his magnanimous personality. However, when a young boy’s foolish curiosity places the mage’s favorite comic book store in jeopardy, he’ll be forced to do a good deed—whether he likes it, or not.

Breaking up Is Hard to Do
Larry the Chupacabra’s ex wants him back, dead or alive. Kiki is a zombie corgi with an axe to grind, and if she can’t win her boyfriend back she’ll settle for turning Austin into Night of the Living Animal Edition. Now Colin, Larry, and a cast of offbeat characters have to stop Kiki before she starts an undead outbreak in the young druid’s beloved hometown…

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Grab your copy of this action-packed story collection and take a deep dive into the urban fantasy mythology behind the world of the Junkyard Druid. Get yours today!

208 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 19, 2019

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M.D. Massey

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M.D. Massey describes himself as the prototypical INTJ. His eclectic background provides him with a rich tapestry of experiences to draw on when crafting fiction, as evidenced by the believable worlds and relatable characters he creates.

As a former Army combat medic (91B), professional martial arts instructor (Krav Maga, JKD, FMA), and women's self-defense instructor, he possesses a unique understanding of close combat, firearms, and criminal violence that few authors can match. This knowledge provides an element of realism to the Druidverse™ novels, setting them apart from other fantasy series.

Mr. Massey lives in the Texas Hill Country with his family and a huge American bulldog that keeps him company while he writes. When he's not in his office or at the local coffee shop writing, you can find him in his garage pummeling inanimate objects or knife-fighting with his friends.

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80 reviews2 followers
March 22, 2022
Fantastic book, there were a bunch of hilarious things to read in this book. I hope there's another book in the series cause I love seeing all the things Colin does with his life. 5/5.
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1,005 reviews8 followers
December 28, 2019
From the first page of this new book of novellas to the last page I was entertained. Colin is at his best as the irreverent druid who must fight to the finish to get his date, Janice's grandmother's ancient artifact back from a ten foot tall, skinny evil demigod who eats children. It ends not as you would expect. Crowley gets in on the act as he tries to simply get his comic books to feed his addiction. He also winds up in a mess of trouble as he finds out he must do a good deed in order to keep his mainline of comics going. Last, but not least, Larry the chupacabra, in all his flea-bitten glory as he gets Colin to help him as his ex tries to run him down. Larry's ex is very powerful, tricky and evil so he calls in a few of his friends. Colin and the junkyard will never be the same. For fans of Colin McCool, you can't go wrong on this new novel, by one of my favorite authors.
104 reviews1 follower
May 12, 2020
Three Great Short Stories

I have to admit I'm biased add i have loved the Junkyard Druid series since i first discovered it. These three sort stories were perfect though for where they were placed in the timeline. They were also well written with the right of humor to offset the serious peril that Colin and his friends and frenemy are regularly in.
I have to say being a native of South Louisiana and old enough too ferment the old Dunkin' commercial, I loved the time to make the beignets line from the first short story.
Overall, an excellent set of short stories filling in some of the in between times for stonewalling and Crowley.
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3,420 reviews52 followers
April 14, 2020
I was actually a bit disappointed in this book of short stories. I have enjoyed this series so far, but I think that if I had not already been heavily invested into Colin and his crazy adventures - this book would not have caught my interest. Definitely I think that if this had been the first book in the series, I would NOT have continued onto book 2. But, alas - I am already 5 books in - so it made it easier to give it a bit more leeway.

So, there are three stories that are a bit on the "light on credibility" side, yet if you are already invested in the last druid, then just take it with a grain of salt and read on...….
10 reviews1 follower
December 30, 2019
Nice group of shorts

A nice addition to the Junkyard Druid universe. Good wit, action and story lines. I'm definitely sold on this series.
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82 reviews
December 31, 2019
Great to have more to fill in Colin's life

I have really enjoyed this series and am waiting very impatiently for the next story. Would like to get hard copies ?
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44 reviews2 followers
January 6, 2020
Brilliant as always

What can I say, it just gets better and better form MD Massey, My favourite was Crawley. I'm very excited to read more about him.
Fan-flipping-tastic!
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33 reviews4 followers
January 11, 2020
Great novellas

I love seeing short stories of adventures between the main books. Gives you another view point on stuff that the books don’t always have the ability show.
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2,535 reviews12 followers
February 8, 2020
Great as always. Enjoy having backstory for explanations. Always leaves me wanting more.
42 reviews1 follower
February 19, 2020
Fun short tales! Love this series!

Well written and gives the characters depth. Continues some story lines. The last one was a hilarious throw in zombie stories.
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110 reviews1 follower
February 26, 2020
Fun

An excellent collection of short stories! I really enjoyed stepping out of the story lines and getting a sneak peek into the lives of crowley and Colin.
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618 reviews1 follower
December 12, 2020
Love it!

Oh my I REALLY like these snippets of Druid life between books lol.

I did wonder what happened with Larry and Kiki, now I know 😮😮😯😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂

Brilliant!
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201 reviews4 followers
August 3, 2022
Love these novellas. They are humorous and fill in a few gaps in the druidverse.
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299 reviews
January 9, 2020
Wild and weird

Three entertaining short stories featuring characters from the Junkyard Druid series. My favorite story featured Colin's one time nemesis, Crowley.
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